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WASHINGTON — As it continues to make progress to achieve aggressive energy reduction goals, the Postal Service today marked National Energy Awareness Month, with postal officials highlighting savings and encouraging employees, suppliers and mail industry partners to conserve even more energy.
With all of the thought, expense and energy businesses put into building their presence—and brand—online, you'd think that one sure-fire success would be getting found. Haven't we all run searches on the Web pages we've nurtured through planning and execution, only to find they're buried beneath pages that seem less targeted, less content-rich and overall less worthy to rank higher in search? What's a marketer to do?
Greg Jensen has been named Vice President of Finance at Glenwood, Minnesota-based American Solutions for Business (ASB). Jensen has held executive positions in manufacturing, retail and service environments and has more than 25 years of experience working with a variety of public and private companies.
Recently, a San Francisco company has been asking an equally groundshaking question: Why can’t everyone accept credit cards?
WorkflowOne’s owner and affiliated companies have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the company said today.
Circulation planning used to be a print-channel-only exercise, independent of Web and/or storefront marketing initiatives. Likewise, Web traffic management was purely the function of the Web marketing team.
The recession is, by the standard measurement, over. The National Bureau of Economic Research’s Business Cycle Dating Committee said the downturn ended in June 2009. Most polls of individuals and company executives say otherwise. And on some parts of Main Street, the recession is still deepening.
The National Bureau of Economic Research declared last week that the recession officially ended in June 2009. But according to a new poll from CNN/Opinion Research Corporation, Americans overwhelmingly disagree.
WASHINGTON — Employers can expect to pay nearly 9 percent more for health care costs for their workers in 2011, the highest level in five years, according to a forecast released on Monday.
Multiple award-winning company, Megafast, Excelsior Springs, Mo. and its founder, the original superhero to the promotion products industry, Megaman, announced a new direction for 2011.
